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Q: 2nd Time Mum-2-be At 18
asked by: morny on March 15th, 2006
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Im 18 weeks pregnant with my 2nd child, my son conner is 2 and will be 3 a month after this baby is born. I just wonted 2 no I there is any other teens in the same situation. Im just feeling very on my own at the mo
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diamondsz
replied on March 15th, 2006
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I got a few words first off ur not alone and ur going to go crazy but u will probally be better off cause the other one is older, my two are 19 months and 1months 6 days old and my hand are really full remeber not having sleep with one well it worse with two, im not trying to scare you just want you prepared for whats to come and I would pick up a few books about sibling rivalry cause the older one can get evil!! Im not a teen im 22, eventhen I still find it hard especially on my patience!!

Jess
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matthieusmom
replied on March 15th, 2006
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Yeah u are not alone, i'm 18 with a 2 year old. But n my case I don't know if I am pregnant yet or not I go to the doctor on the 21st but i'm hoping I am. But if u ever need anyone to talk to i'm here. And congratulations, if u want it.
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Rodge
replied on March 15th, 2006
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I'm not and never have been pregnant, but i'll give you a bit of advice for after the baby is born. Let your son be involved in the care of his little brother/sister. He doesn't have to do much, just let him know that they're both part of the family. Makes the kid feel important, and it probably encourages bonding. Good luck!

Hey, where in england are you? I'm in west yorkshire.

Diamond, I can beat that. :p xander and lex, my youngest brother and sister, are 13 months apart. Hard work, but they're like twins now.
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yellow ribbon
replied on March 15th, 2006
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Im 18 my daughter is 13 months and im due next wednesday with my son! So im right there with ya! Are u married?
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morny
replied on April 5th, 2006
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Thanx
Thanx 4 all ur replys im in southampton and im not married or got a boy friend but u all made me feel much better

macysmama ur 1 brave lady
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doubtful
replied on April 5th, 2006
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Morny...Whats ur real name?? -- just out of curiosity
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~*~Jillian~*~
replied on April 5th, 2006
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Re: 2nd Time Mum-2-be At 18
morny wrote:
im 18 weeks pregnant with my 2nd child, my son conner is 2 and will be 3 a month after this baby is born. I just wonted 2 no I there is any other teens in the same situation. Im just feeling very on my own at the mo
there are alot of teens here in the same situation..Im 18 but have only one son..He is 8 months..But if you need to ever talk im here!!
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erinjacob
replied on April 6th, 2006
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Jess
Hi im 19 an 8 weeks pregnent with my 3rd I hav a 2yr old an 8 month old they are close together an that was bit hard at start but I found it just as easy with 2 u just need timing with naps an stuff so u get ur time but ull enjoy it it does get easier
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